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Forecasting Weather

Terri SievertSeries: Earth and Space Science
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Pages
24
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Capstone

About

Should you bring your umbrella to school today? What if there's a snowstorm? Weather forecasters gather the information that helps us stay safe, warm, and dry every day.

Related Subjects

  • Weather
  • Earth Sciences
  • Science & Nature
  • Juvenile Nonfiction

Extended Details

  • SeriesEarth and Space Science

    Reviews

    "Intended for beginning readers, this slim volume of 245 words (word count is appended) offers only the most basic of information. Simple, direct sentences inform readers that the "middle of the planet is hot...close to the poles it is always cold," and that nature and animals help in weather prediction if you know what to look for. There are directions for making a rain gauge and a weather chart
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